Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-21

American Association games resulted as follows:
BdIt1mCre, q; Brooklyn, 3. Cincinnati, 4; Louis
Vile, = MetrOpoiitans, IL; Athletic, >.
a Triumphal Arch for shepherd.
To the Editor OF THE EVENING STAR:
In order to properly round of the grand recep-
ton which the citizens or Washington propose to
extend Ex-Governor shepherd, permit me to sug-
gest that trumphal arch be erected either at the
junction OF 1th street and Penn, avenue or at the
head OF Penn. avenue and 18th street, bearing
portrait OF the governor and the legend: '.HonOr
u whom honor is due, some similar inscription
that will best express the af1ectionate esteem in
which Washington holds its deliverer from the
dust of antiquity. Let such arch be largely deco
rated with laurel wreathS, as emblematic OF the
governors triumph over his maltgnerS and ira
duceri, and let II remain where erected until Con-
greSS cOnVeneS so that the nations representa-
tives may learn through IL what manner OF man
tne people OF washington know Governor Shep-
herd 10 be. JUsTITIA.
CHARGE AGAINST AN ATTORNEY AND HIS DKFENsE.
To-day, in the Police Court, Judge SHELL in the
Of B. Lloyd continued from last weekly, charged
collected on Judgment in favor OF the last named,
was taken up. The defendant testified that for
several years past he had been collecting from
time 10 time: that last winter Dittrich gave him
this case, and he stated that he could not take IL
eH In me ans G aed
the money. The question was simply whether he
should accept SO for collecting the money or take
30 per cent. The court suspended judgment till
Saturday.
a 4.
morning the extra freight train on the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad in charge OF Conductor
YORK city, who was found near seabrook, about
twelve and half miles out from Washington, SUI
1erng from serious injuries about his right leg and
hip He left here on train 80, at 10 O'Clock last
night and at the point mentioned fell on. He was
taken 10 Providence Hospital In the police ambu-
lance by Onicers Stewart and WheelOck.
AyIsITING GOVERNOR AND HIS MILITARY ESCORT
Governor Larrabee, of Iowa, and his wife, accom-
General Alexander
Dougherty, and Capt Brown, OF his stan, and
Baltimore and Potomac depot O IL O'Clock last
night from New York, where they went after
attending the Philadelphia centennial to receive
an old flag from Gen Frank Heron They were
met at the depot by the Washington Light Infantry
the Post-Orice Department, met the governor and
his stan at the depot and accompanied them TO the
the President and half an hour later the visitors
Will give an exhibition drill In front Of the Airing
ton Hotel They leave Tonight for home The
officers OF the Governors Grays are: Captain, W.
IL Thrift; first lieutenant c. ID. Hayden; second
lieutenant, C. ID. Ham: chaplain, Rev. c. o. Brown.
DIED OF HIS INJUKIEA-Mr Maurice D. Healey,
who was injured while unloading safe from one
1uries September IS. Mr.. Healey was one OF the
Oldest eEployes OF Adams Express Co., having
years. His funeral win take place from st. Dom
inic's church. Thursday, at $50 a. In.
THE CONCERT IN THE CAPITOL GRouSps-The pro-
gram Tor the Marine Band concert in the Capitol
grounds al 4:30 o'clock this afternoon Is as fol-
-"Banditenotrerche," Suppe; 3. yalse-"Le Fleurs
de Prtntemps," Basquits; 4. Selection-"1ndiana,n
Away" Gounod; s. "reminiscences OF Meyerbeer.
Godfrey; q. Ten Minutes with the Minstrelsh
Bowman.
KILLED IN PENNSYLVANIA WHILE RoBBrNG A
STORB--A letter has been received by the chief OF
police from Justice OF the Peace A. K. Stoneback
al Black Lick, Indi' IA County, Pa, stating that
man was shot there August 10Th last while In q
store, which he and another man had broken into
he gave his name as Chas. Rodgers or Rogers and
said that he had TWO brothers and a sister living
IL south Washington; that he was born in WASH
fngJOn and resided In Baltimore He died Septem-
Der l4th from the effects OF gunshOt wound re-
ceived the store aud IN the absence Of the CorO
ner the justice held an inquest when a verdict
WAS found stating the cause Of death. He &C
knOwledyed his guilt IN the robbery OF the store
letters addressed 10 his relatives remained unan-
swered, and he asks TO be put in communication
with them.
THx CAsNsrArrzR voLKsrEsr.--At meeting Of
the Cannstdtter Serein held at Edels Hall last
night II was decided 10 hold the annual vOiksfest
A. washington Park, on Monday, Tuesday and
will be erected twenty feet square at the base and
si2ty-1ye feet high
WASHINGTON NEGROES IN A WEST VIRGINIA Ppsr
IkNTIAkY-Jonn wallace, Charles Brooks, and Al.
arrested by Detectives Lloyd and Reardon. OF the
Baltimore and OHIO Railroad for robbing railroad
cars hear harptrS Ferry, have been sentenced 10
two years each In the Moundsvtlle W. Va peni.
Tertiary.
RENOVATION OF THE METROPOLITAN NJ z CHrRcu
The workmen engaged In renovating and re-deco-
rating the Metropolitan NJ E church have nearly
completed their work. The walls are painted q
pale blue, the columns q delicate rose color and
the arches shaded 70 the line Of ashes OF roses IN
the chancei viii be frescoing representing the
steps OF temple. black marble mural tablet,
i've feet high and three feet wide, stands TO the
leit OF the pulpit. In the center OF this Is q white
tablet with the following inscription: "Recogpiz
Ing the virtues and the services OF the late Gen
Ulysses s. Grant q few Of his friends place thic
tablet TO ais memory" The improvements VIII
cost about 900.
INTERESTING PICTURES, illustrating the miftar,
uniforms OF the world, packed daily in the Swee
Cdpora1 Ter short time only. Try (new1 White
Saps Cross-Country, and Latest Eng1lsh. Extra
une--AdUl
AMONG THE AUCTION SALES win be found hous
NO l4oo Rhode Island avenue northwest which 4
70 os soia tomorrow Thursday at O'Clock. Thi
Saaon y one OF the best In the city, and worth,
IN, .